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SpaceX's IPO could be a real problem for Tesla
Tesla reports earnings today, but investors' eyes might ultimately be on another one of Elon Musk's prizes.
Elon Musk says government checks for all wouldn't spike inflation. Economist Steve Hanke says that's not guaranteed.
Elon Musk says government checks for all could offset AI job losses without causing inflation. "Money Doctor" Steve Hanke said that might not be true.
I worked 12-hour shifts on fishing boats. I used the money I made to start a business that's now worth millions.
Jack Ng immigrated to the US at 12, worked as a fisherman, and used his savings to build a multimillion-dollar restaurant business.
Red Lobster diners loved 'Endless Shrimp.' Just don't ask the waiters about it.
Former Red Lobster staffers told Business Insider they dreaded the all-you-can-eat promotion.
An Instacart founder shares his sneaker test for entrepreneurs
Max Mullen, Instacart cofounder, looks for the startup founders with dirty sneakers.
New Apple CEO John Ternus is inheriting a pressure cooker
Incoming CEO John Ternus is stepping into Tim Cook's shoes at a time when Apple is looking to prove it can still innovate and stay competitive in AI.
Sam Altman compares Anthropic's Mythos to dropping a bomb while selling a $100 billion bomb shelter
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said in contrast to Anthropic's recent moves, OpenAI would err on the side of giving more people access to AI models.
I applied to 2,000 jobs before getting offers at Target and a startup. Here's how I decided which to pick.
A 29-year-old software engineer in Jupiter, Florida, said she didn't anticipate that finding an entry-level job would be so challenging.
The 3 prompts Mark Cuban recommends you plug into Claude
Worries are swirling around AI's impact on white-collar jobs. Mark Cuban isn't fretting: "Be an expert," he said. "You will figure it out."
Deciding between multiple job offers? Let us analyze them for you.
Navigating multiple job offers can be tricky in today's market, with competing factors like salary, remote work, and work-life balance to consider.
New York wants to tax empty second homes. Here's what happened in cities that tried it.
Other cities with taxes on empty homes wanted to free up housing supply. New York City is likely more focused on bringing in money.
Nobel Prize-winning economist isn't convinced by Anthropic CEO's warning of a white-collar jobs wipeout
Yann LeCun recommended listening to economists like Daron Acemoglu over Dario Amodei when it comes to AI's job impact — so we called Acemoglu up.